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What did the Treaty of Greenville accomplish?
Established American Indian reserves & open up NW lands to settlers.
The British abadndoned their posts in the Ohio River Valley.
Slaves were allowed to move North if they could get there.
Spain gave Florida to the United States.
2
The Battle of Saratoga is considered a turning point during the Revolution because
the British issued the Olive Branch Petition.
the British army surrendered after the battle.
most Americans decided to switch sides to the Patriots.
the French entered the war on the American side.
3
After the Seven Years War, Pontiac's Rebellion led to the establishment of
the Annapolis Convention
the Proclamation line of 1763
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Pickney's Treaty
4
British policy of forcibly enlisting sailors into the British navy against their will.
republicanism
assemblage
excisism
impressment
5
An armed movement in 1786 of farmers who objected the state's efforts to tax them to pay off war debt
Shays's Rebellion
Impressment Rebellion
Pontiac's Rebellion
Somerset Rebellion
6
Powers granted to the federal government under the US Constitution are referred to as expressed, explicit, or
executive powers.
checks and balances.
enumerated powers.
reserved powers.
7
The Alien & Sedition Acts restricted speech and was argued to violate which Amendment?
Third
Fifth
First
Eighth
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Royal decree stating that no colonial settlement could occur west of the Appalachian Mtns
Emancipation Proclamation
Northwest Ordinance of 1797
Proclamation Line of 1763
Paris Peace Treaty of 1764
9
System of government in which power is clearly divided between state and federal governments
democracy
federalism
republicanism
separation of powers
10
According to the Republican Motherhood, women need more rights in order to:
vote and participate in democracy.
support their husbands and raise patriotic sons.
qualify for college admissions.
have a say in the Constitution.
11
Thomas Paine's Common Sense was important because it
Outlined reasons why colonists should remain loyal.
described a military plan for defeat of England.
convinced many undecided colonists to support independence.
argued for addition of the Bill of Rights.
12
All of the following are included in Hamilton's financial plan except:
ally with Great Britain
pay off all debt
create a national bank
protect American industry
13
The three-fifths clause states:
3/5 of people must have weapons
American Indians can have 3/5 the land
Taxes cannot exceed 3/5 of person income
3/5 of the Non-free persons of a state count toward representation
14
Which of the events contributed to anti-British tension and negative views of Brits prior to the Revolutionary War?
The Alien and Sedition Acts
The Boston Massacre
Citizen Genet Affair
Connecticut Plan
15
Who stirred up military support for France by speaking directly to American citizens?
Thomas Pickney
Edmond-Charles Genet
John Adams
Alexander Hamilton
16
Why did colonists tar and feather British officials during the late colonial period?
to "send a message" to American Indians
to show resistance to unfair British taxes
to protest the Proclamation Line of 1763
to punish smugglers in Chesapeake Bay
17
Who wrote
Common Sense
?
Thomas Paine
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
18
What is the main reason the British ended salutary neglect?
American desires for independence.
violence in the colonies.
war debts.
to prevent fighting between natives and colonists.
19
Treaty that made concessions with England to avert war over British seizure of US ships
Pinckney's Treaty
XYZ Treaty
Jay's Treaty
Genet's Treaty
20
The Boston Tea Party was part of the
colonial protest to the Tea Act of 1773
British protest to Torries in the colonies
colonial protest to the Stamp Act of 1765
British protest to colonial smuggling
21
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions focused on the widely debated question of
whether or not a Bill of Rights was needed.
whether immigrants have equal status to the native born.
whether or not a state could nullify a federal law.
whether the legislature represents states or people.
22
The largest differences between Jefferson and Hamilton was:
view of the government and vision of an urban or agrarian society
Hamilton was pro-French and Jefferson was pro-British
Hamilton supported oligarchy & Jefferson supported monarchy
Hamilton's support of Indians and Jefferson's opposition
23
In Washington's farewell address, he stated all of the following except:
Do not form political parties
Do not allow slavery in any new states
Do not make “permanent alliances” in foreign affairs
Do not get involved in European affairs
24
One purpose of the Declaration of Independence was to
appeal to fairer treatment from Parliament.
warn other nations to stay out of the revolution.
explain to the world why the colonists revolted.
ask for an end to slavery.
25
Which foreign policy problem was solved with Pinckney's Treaty?
Spanish blocking of the port of New Orleans.
British impressment of American sailors.
French attempts to require bribes in order to negotiate.
British forts in the Northwest Territory.
26
Which of the following demonstrated that the federal govt was the supreme law of the land?
the Quasi-War between France and the US
John Adams winning the 1796 election
Pres. Washington's use of force to end the Whiskey Rebellion
the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act
27
Which of the following was a leading cause of the development of political parties?
diplomatic incident known as the XYZ affair
split in opinion over Hamilton's economic policies
hostilities between Indians & those on the Western frontier
Quasi-War with France
28
Which of the following was NOT part of the Articles of Confederation?
Unanimous consent to amend the Articles.
Representation by population.
No national court system.
9 of 13 states required to pass laws.
29
The assemblage that led to the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, and the Revolutionary War:
First Continental Congress
Annapolis Convention
Second Continental Congress
Constitutional Convention
30
A diplomatic incident in which France asked for a bribe in order to approve the US ambassador
XYZ Affair
Sedition Acts
Quasi-War
Pickney Treaty
31
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 stated all of the following except:
provided land for public schools
prohibited slavery
reservations for Native Americans
allowed the sale of government land
32
Shay's Rebellion became a concern for many national leaders because it
Illustrated the impact of taxes on western colonies
Showed the weaknesses of the national government under the Articles.
Showed how the Constitution could create a tyranny.
Demonstrated how states were split on the issue of slavery.
33
Which of the following was not a compromise made at the Constitutional Convention?
Addition of a Bill of Rights.
Not ending the slave trade for at least 20 years.
Counting a portion of slaves for taxation.
Creation of two house, one based on population.
34
The economic theory of mercantilism would be consistent with which of the following statements?
Economies will prosper most when trade is unrestricted
Colonies should be allowed independence in trade decisions
Colonies should only trade with the mother country
Colonies are of little importance to the mother country
35
The Antifederalists opposed the Constitution because they argued
it provided the states with too much power.
it gave the individuals too many rights.
it decreased the power of a standing army.
it empowered a strong central govt which tramples on individual rights.
36
Which of the following was part of the Federalist Party's beliefs?
Support for France.
A loose interpretation of the Constitution.
Rule by an electorate of the common people.
Opposition to a National Bank.
37
Which of the following was written in opposition to the Alien and Sedition Acts?
Connecticut Plan
New Jersey and New York Plans
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
The Great Compromise
38
Which event was a catalyst for creating the Continental Army?
Treaty of Fort Stanwix
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Shays' Rebellion
The Proclamation Line
39
Supporters of the Constitution who favored ratification were called:
Federalists
Democratic-Rebuplicans
Antifederalists
Torries
40
The Alien and Sedition Acts were viewed by Democratic Republicans as
a challenge to the power of the state governments
a warning to the Whiskey boys to end their rebellion.
a necessary measure to rid the country of illegal immigrants.
an attack on the 1stAmendment right of free speech and press
41
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was important because it
Established a slave state boundary
provided qualifications to become a state
established reservations for Native Americans
Demanded independence from Great Britain by brute force
